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Bitcoin Eyes $147,000—but One More Pullback May Come First
- The Bitcoin price is forming an inverse head and shoulders pattern that targets around $147,700, but signals of exhaustion suggest a short-term pullback first.
- On-chain data shows whale inflows rising to multi-week highs, while long-term holders turned net sellers — aligning with the consolidation phase.
- The Bitcoin price structure stays bullish above $107,200, but failure to hold that level could invalidate the pattern and trigger a deeper correction.
Puffpaw Unveils the First Gamified Smart Vape
Seoul, South Korea (KBW): In a market flooded with speculative promises, PuffPaw is doing something tangible – paying users in crypto to quit nicotine. The hardware platform made its debut at Korea Blockchain Week, unveiling the world’s first gamified crypto smart vape, a device that transforms nicotine reduction into a tokenized, trackable, and secure experience.
Over $5.6 Billion in Bitcoin, Ethereum Options Set to Expire: What Traders Should Expect
- Over $5.6 billion in Bitcoin and Ethereum options expire this week, raising volatility risk.
- Key support levels at $118,000 for Bitcoin and $4,400 for Ethereum may define near-term direction.
- Traders are divided, with potential for sharp market moves as positions unwind after expiry.
G-Knot CEO Wes Kaplan on World’s First Finger Vein Biometric Crypto Wallet at Korea Blockchain Week
Wes Kaplan, CEO of G-Knot, a finger vein biometric crypto wallet, sat down with neuroscientist Dong-Seong Jang and Minyoung Hwang, CEO of SelectStar, to explore and discuss AI biometrics in regard to identity and ethics. The panel was co-hosted by Catalyst Content Haus and Eric Spivak, CEO and Founder of New Friendship Tech Seoul, during
Top Blockchain Projects Enabling Real-World Use in 2025
Blockchain is reshaping industries by bridging the gap between traditional systems and the digital world. It’s creating new financial opportunities, enhancing transparency, and enabling businesses to scale like never before. In this article, you’ll explore the leading blockchain ecosystems driving real-world adoption, understand their key use cases and operating principles, and compare them based on core metrics.
Wall Street Revival Tries to Claim ‘Abandoned’ Bitcoin On-Chain
- A revived “Salomon Brothers” entity dusted 40,000 wallets, claiming rights to $150 billion in “abandoned” Bitcoin to test legal grounds.
- The firm’s notices warned owners to prove activity or face lawsuits, prompting billion-dollar wallet movements and community confusion.
- Despite claims of improving on-chain security, experts say the plan has near-zero legal success due to jurisdiction and technical limits.
$100 Million Lost in One Hour: Bitcoin Drops Spark Rampaging Liquidations
- Retail traders triggered $700 million in crypto liquidations as BTC fell, even while institutional buying continued at strong levels.
- On-chain data shows a 4–5% activity surge, signaling retail reentry and profit-taking amid steady ETF inflows.
- Market dynamics reveal that corporate liquidity influences trends, but retail behavior still drives sharp short-term shifts.
HBAR Price at Risk of Dropping to July Lows Amid Weak Momentum
- HBAR price trades sideways between $0.2089 and $0.2305 as weakening momentum and bearish indicators threaten a potential breakdown.
- RSI at 43.06 and a negative Elder-Ray Index highlight fading buyer strength and rising selling pressure in the short term. •
- A breach below $0.2089 could drag HBAR toward its July low of $0.18405 unless renewed buying lifts it above $0.2631 resistance.
Killer Whales Season 2 Episode 3 Ignites Revolution in Luxury, NFTs, and AI
Episode 3 of Killer Whales TV Show throws entrepreneurs into the deep end of innovation, challenging them to redefine luxury goods, NFTs ,and AI. With 1,500,000 in prizes at stake, founders face off against the show’s formidable investor panel, the “Killer Whales,” to prove their ventures are poised to disrupt industries. From tokenizing high-end assets
Bybit Becomes First Exchange To Receive UAE Trading License
- Bybit becomes the first crypto exchange to secure a UAE Virtual Asset Platform Operator License, cementing its regional foothold.
- The firm plans to open an Abu Dhabi office with 500 employees, driving expansion across MENA’s fast-growing crypto landscape.
- Strengthening its global reach, Bybit continues its regulatory push through new hubs in Europe, Vietnam, India, and beyond.